The Hi-Q MP3 Voice Recorder (Pro) takes mobile sound recording to the next level. Feature-packed and loaded with customization options, and with high-fidelity 44 kHz audio sampling, it’s miles ahead of any standard recording app.
Personal voice notes, group discussions, band practice, concerts, lectures, talks, sermons and so much more—if you can hear it, the app can record it.
Simple and Reliable. Start the app and you are good to go! Press the ubiquitous Red button, and you will have started recording.
MP3 clips. Recordings are stored as MP3 files in real-time, which are compact enough and can be played almost everywhere.
Home Screen Widgets. Start, pause and resume recording in a flash with home screen widget.
Quality Settings. Customize audio quality with changeable bit rate up to 320 kbps. You can also record in WAV, OGG, M4A, and FLAC (experimental) formats.
Input Selection Select the more sensitive front microphone, or the clearer back microphone as you wish (depending on individual device).
Sssh! Switch the recording icon for discretion.
Manage Clips. Share, sort, rename and delete recordings as you please.
Wi-Fi Transfer Transfer recordings to your PC wirelessly with the built-in Wi-Fi Transfer, utilizing your home Wi-Fi or your device’s Wi-Fi Hotspot capability.
Gain. Specify input gain settings in real-time for optimum recording in various noise levels.
With the Hi-Q MP3 Voice Recorder you won’t ever have to fuss with your phone to get the best recording quality. Record yourself and practice for a presentation, record song ideas and brainstorming sessions, record anything!
Notes
– Phone calls are not supported.
– Widgets are enabled only when the app is installed on the phone’s main storage, not external storage such as an SD card. To use widgets, go to Android Settings → Apps and move the app to the phone.
What’s New
2.4 Beta 6
Default file name template
You can now specify how the recording is named when you start a recording. In the settings > Recording > Default file name, you can specify it by using placeholders. For example, if you want the recordings to be named “My Recording #1” “My Recording #2” etc, you can write “My Recording #”.
Ignoring battery optimizations
Under Hi-Q settings > Troubleshooting, you can see the status of the system “battery optimization” for Hi-Q. If Hi-Q is not in the exception whitelist, in certain conditions the system can terminate Hi-Q when it is recording (that is a terrible thing). Tap it to ask the system to allow Hi-Q to keep running in the background. For more information about battery optimization, also known as Doze, see this developer page.
